St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-04-18
MINNEAPOLIS GLOsULEs.

Both tie liberal and. orthodox ministers will
meet this morning.
The district court will convene Tuesday
morning at o'clock.
The board of trade will hold its regular
meeting this morning.
The Democratic city committee will meet
at the Algonquin club rooms this evening.
The North Minneapolis Turnverein gave an
enjoyable concert at Turner hall last evening
The coopers who struck last week will prob
ably go back to work to-day at the stand
ard wages.
The Masonic temple directors meet to-
night to arrange for a resumption of work
on the new buiiddg.
The Prohibition club at Tollefson's hall was
addressed yestesday afternoon by Rev. d. C.
Newcomb, of Monticello.
W. L. Mills is to speak upon the ''Emanci-
patton of the Ballot at the Centenary NJ.
E. church Wednesday evening.
Rev. Father McGolrick delivered an inter-
esting address to university students last
evening on Science and the Catholic
Church.
'.Prohibition' was the subject of an inter-
esting address made by DIR. L. W. Denton be-
fore the Eighth Ward Prohibition club yester-
day afternoon.
The Norwegian Total Abstinence society
was addressed yesterday afternoon BY Rev
S. E. Simondson and Dr. L. w. Denton. The
hall was crowded.
The Trades and Labor assembly will prob
ably hold a meeting Tonight to III axe ar
engagements for the grand eight-hour demon
stration on Thursday night.
The One-half-Man continues the attraction
at the dime museum this week. On the stage
forty performers will appear, and in Cureo
hall Samson-Goliah appears.
The Caledonian CLUB viii give an entertain
ment at Curtiss hall Tuesday evening, when
DIR. Charles Simpson will read q paper on
| 1.-The Uses of Scottish Societies.
| AT the meeting of the Reform club at Win
| dom hall yesterday afternoon W. NJ Law
| renee, the president, gave an interesting &C
| count of temperance work in California
| All the commissioned and non-commis-
| stoned officers on the force will constitute
| the first detail of twenty men to go before
| the police commission for examination this
| afternoon.
The funeral of the late F. j. Gibson took
| place yesterday afternoon from st. Pauls
| church, on Hennepin avenue where the
| members of the CaledOnian club attended in
| full uniform.
A subscription has been started by the
| police force for the benefit of the family of
ex-Oficer Hiory, which has so fatally suf-
| Tered with scarlet fever. Col. Hill has de-
tailed Capt. McKiernan and four men to at
tend to the subscription.
| At o'clock this morning the special coun-
| Gil committee, consisting of one alderman
| from each ward will meet to consider Aid
| 6. Oson's eight.hour resolution. In the
afternoon the committees on sewers, gas,
health and fire department meet.
! Nineteen of the boarders of John Carlson,
216 Second street south, yesterday presented
| their waitress, Miss Jenny Johnson. with a
gold watch, on the eve of her departure for
| the South. as compliment for her kind and
| pleasant attentions during her sojourn at the
house. A brief speech was made by o. o.
| Melsness.
Mrs Catharine Darrage. who died at her
residence in st. Paul April Is, had many
friends in Minneapolis, where the family for
merly resided. The funeral will take place
at st. Mary's church, in ST. Paul, to-day, and
the body will be brought to Minneapolis and
laid at rest beside that Of Mr.. Darrage, who
| died some years ago.